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RE: Timeless Wealth Wisdom: The Five Laws of Gold
Stick to what you know can be greqt advice, but at the same time, it can make you complacent. Learning new things, experimenting and taking informed risks is how we grow.
If the bricklayer stays put and doesn’t venture into any thing, bricklaying will be all he ever does with his life. There could be more out there for him, but he won’t know until he tests those unchartered territories. He should of course do it in a calculated and reasonable way. Maybe stick to a jewelry seller to learn the tricks of their trade before venturing into it themself?
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I see your point about taking informed risks and not being complacent. My focus was though on the man who made a poorly informed decision by trusting someone inexperienced without fully understanding their methods.
But I think we align on the need for balance. Take calculated risks, but be cautious that they're well thought out. If the bricklayer learned the trade first, as you suggested, they'd be taking a safer step into a new territory. What do you think?